Historical References

Pinot Gris, a mutation of Pinot Noir, was originally widely disseminated in France, mainly in Alsace.
It was imported in Italy a long time ago and became dramatically diffused in Veneto, in the north east of Italy. The variety is now widely grown in the area of Colli Euganei too, as it is highly compatible with the local soil types. Hence excellent wines are produced from it.

Wine making process

Ripe grapes are manually harvested, placed in wooden boxes and carried to the winery where they chill reaching a temperature of 7-8°C. They are then softly pressed by means of a pneumatic press. The must is left in a stainless steel vessel for 12 hours to become clear at a monitored temperature. After decanting, it ferments at a monitored temperature of 18-20° C. After chilling, it is filtered, shortly kept in a vessel and finally bottled.

Wine tasting

Nose: prominent fruity (pear-ish) scents blend with inviting honey-like notes.
Mouth: full and long. It fulfills the expectations of all wine- estimators.

Suggested matching

Enjoy this wine with some appetizers and during the whole meal. Very delicate when associated with vegetables and fish. Full bodied if matched with meat dishes. What else could you expect from a wine?.

Serving temperature: 12°C